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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1961

Page

12

Colorful Past Marks Growth of Humboldt

Humboldt's centennial echoes its 1857 settlement by German colonists led by J. A. Coffey. From early mills to a burned town in 1861, county-seat shifts, land office moves, and railroad booms shaped its rise. Oil and gas later spurred industry as Humboldt developed one of the state's largest industrial per capita payrolls.

Hartford Lawrence Baron Karl Wilhelm von Humboldt O’brien J. A Coffey Napoleon B. Blanton Humboldt Fort Scott Independence Allen County Fort Scott and Western Neosho River

Local Woman from Chanute Proclaimed Author of Call of Kansas

Esther Clark Hill of Chanute born December 3 1876 near Chanute became famed for The Call of Kansas written in 1907 while in Long Beach California. A Girard claim sparked a controversy but Kansas Authors' Club proved Hill the rightful author after a two month investigation.

Chanute Esther Clark Hill Kansas Long Beach Calif Girard Esther Clark-Carr Kansas Authors’ Club

First Grand Army of the Republic Post in Neosho County

The GAR Post Osage Mission near St Paul is credited with the first post in Neosho County. Gen J K War ren Post No 114 was organized there in December 1882.

Osage St. Paul Grand Army of the Republic Neosho County J. K. Warren

Readable Advertisements Guide To Best Merchandise

Advertisement signposts steer readers to top merchandise. Clear labels promise easy access to appealing goods and trusted sellers. Local shops showcase varied products, inviting customers to compare prices and seek quality.

Wild Game Abundant Before Civilization Moved In

The article notes abundant wild game such as deer buffalo grouse and prairie chickens before settlement. Deer and buffalo left after Indians moved to reservations while grouse and prairie chickens declined due to mass slaughter in 1874 75 after crop losses from grasshoppers. Hunters profited from shipping these birds.

Santiago as Capital of Cuba Up to 1558

The note states that Santiago served as Cuba's capital until the year 1558, when its status changed. It records a historical timeline linking Santiago to the Cuban capital before 1558.

Santiago Cuba

Chanute Tribune World News Briefs June 7 1961

Chanute Tribune reports brief 1961 events and local notes from Wednesday June 7 including civic updates, community notices, and regional happenings relevant to Chanute and vicinity.

The Chanute Tribune Pa

Neosho Name Origin Tied to Muddy Waters Legend

The name Neosho is said to come from a Native American chief who cried Neosho as the river water turned muddy while braves crossed. The area also included Neosho township and the later county and river carry the same name.

Neosho Neosho River Tioga Township Neosho Township

Illinois Central System Founded Centralia in 1853

Centralia in Tl emerged as the U S population center and was named after the Illinois Central System railroad, which founded the town in 1853.

Centralia United States Illinois Central System

Limited Algerian land supports farming

A historical note reports that only about two percent of Algeria’s land is suitable for agriculture, highlighting drastic constraints on farming potential and food production.

Algeria

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